Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the Democrat candidate, allegedly approached the Kamala Harris staff to ask for a deal so that he could halt his strategy if he joins her management, ideally as a Cabinet minister. The Kamala plan has not given the attempts any thought because RFK Jr. wanted a deal like that with Donald Trump as well.
In reality, RFK Jr. and Donald Trump met last month in Milwaukee to talk about potential opportunities for a bargain, but it fell through. RTK Jr. enlisted for a top position in the cupboard in the field of health and medical issues.
Harris plan is afraid of RFK Jr’s strategy and called him a MAGA-funded border candidate. No one wants to negotiate with a border member funded by MAGA who wants to work for Donald Trump and get an endorsement, according to Harris spokesman Matt Corridoni.
A alleged voice of RFK Jr and Trump was leaked in which RFK told Trump,” Yeah, I would like for you to assist. I believe it would be both fantastic for you and enormous. And we’re gonna win – we’re gonna win – we’re far ahead of the guy”. Before Joe Biden’s return from the competition, the conversation occurred.
Although he claimed he had no recollection of it in his contacted apology to his accuser, RFK Jr, 70, is facing charges in a sexual assault case, which some members of his well-known family have. Additionally, he was expelled from the New York election for a” fake” say that he resided in the state.
Who among Harris or Trump announces a Cabinet position for Kennedy may gain more public support, according to information shared by the RFK Jr. plan with the Democrats.
” Is Donald Trump and Kamala going to be very nearby?”
Kennedy stated that he is hoping Kamala Harris did reevaluate his request for a gathering because rejecting his plan would be a wise choice. ” I think they ought to be looking at every chance. I think it is going to be a really close contest”, he said. Kennedy had previously hoped for the Democratic seat to replace Biden, but he later made the announcement that he would combat independently.
